University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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R A Z 0 R B A C K STAFF EDITORIAL PERRIN JONES.Editor-in-Chief TOMMIE CAUTRELL .... Assistant Editor RITA McCASKILL.Assistant Editor BETTY ANN PROLL, MITZI SMITH Organization Editors MARY BETH BRESHEARS, ANN ALCORN Features Editors TOM DYGARD, JOHN ROSSO . . Sports Editors TOM STANFORD.Military Editor BILL MAYS, ANN JIANNAS . . Copy Editors JEAN JAM ELL.Section Editor SIIIRLE UMFRESS . . . Circulation Manager JIM CARDONNIER .... Editorial Assistant CHARLES WILLIAMS.Art Editor BOB WRIGHT JOE HENSON . JIM SNAPP . BILL KETCHUM PAT PHILLIPS BUSINESS . . . . Business Manager Associate Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager COPY BILL LIGON PEGGY MAHONEY WORTH CAMP SAM BUCHANON TOMMY THRAILKILL PHOTOGRAPHERS ALBERT MARTIN ED PUSKA Engravings made by Southwestern Engraving Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma Printing done by Economy Advertising Company, Iowa City, Iowa Cover done by Kingscraft Covers, Chicago, Illinois

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THE RAZORBACK

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E V E M E PAGES 37 E R S I 0 PAGES 117 P E T I T I PAGES 169 L 0 W S H I PAGES 217- N T - 116 This state university is noted for its achieve¬ ments in many fields. These achievements are gained mainly in the classrooms. Without the cooperation of teachers and students in class¬ room activity, the aim of high ideals for the school is lost. It is through the close contact be¬ tween student and instructor that high achieve¬ ment is attained. Every person tries in every way possible to uphold this standard. Their re¬ ward is evident — for as the years pass, the achievement gained is greater. N 168 Everyone is always ready for a party! Gay diversion is deemed a necessity to create a break in the studious schedule of the student. It may be a spontaneous affair or a planned one. No matter which, you may rest assured that every¬ one will enjoy themselves. There is always occa¬ sion for social gatherings. It is a good trait in the student who can put himself wholly in his work and then take time out for relaxation. This is an important part of university life. N 216 Athletics are not to be underrated in school life. Not only do they arouse the keen sense of competition, but they arouse school spirit like nothing else can. Students wholeheartedly sup¬ port the team in every way, win or lose. This is their chance to show a feeling of patriotism to the school in one great body. Without this school spirit the school would be lacking. Intra¬ mural sports serve to charge their competitive spirits which is also important. The athletic program is a vital aid to the school. p 340 Fellowship is an asset to the university. It is a way that small congenial groups of students can get acquainted and work together. Oppor¬ tunity is given to the student who has leadership ability, to be active in the groups. Many small projects valuable to school and students may be accomplished by the members. It also affords the chance for every student to be an active par¬ ticipant. in a working organization. Being part of an active group aids the student as well as the school.